Análise do sequenciamento dos complexos de jogo no voleibol feminino Implicações para o treinamento

O objetivo do presente estudo foi o de analisar o fluxo de jogo no vôlei feminino de alto nível, por meio do sequenciamento de complexos de jogos e utilizando a análise de redes sociais com centralidade de autovetor. A amostra se constituiu pela análise de 135 jogos da Superliga Feminina Brasileira de 2021/2022 dos 148 jogos realizados. Os resultados mostraram que os valores mais elevados de autovetor se remetem à continuidade do jogo nos complexos II, III, IV e V. Além disso, independente do efeito do ataque, os valores de autovetor são maiores nos complexos III, IV e V. A partir dos resultados encontrados, a análise de redes sociais forneceu a compreensão do fluxo dos complexos de jogo no voleibol feminino de elite do Brasil, mostrando que os complexos de jogo pouco abordados na literatura, por terem baixa ocorrência, devem ser considerados importantes no treinamento de alto rendimento.

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